2. Aspect and Tense of the English Verb in Theoretical Grammar
2.1 The history of the English verb. During the Old English period, the system of the English verbs as well as the systems of all the rest Germanic languages possessed…
2.1 The history of the English verb. During the Old English period, the system of the English verbs as well as the systems of all the rest Germanic languages possessed…
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